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by swozey 3y ago
Perfect! I've worked with a lot of C kernel security devs and I don't think I've ever seen one of them write something not Cish, like python/ruby/go/etc. So, what exactly happens here - you need to write a kern
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by swozey 3y ago
I've done every bit of the kernely/cgroupy/bpf/vfio/syscall stuff for a long time and I honestly don't think I could tell you pretty much anything about building an OS. I actually came into this thread thinking
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by swozey 3y ago
Yes look up any $server and #chat_room and you'll probably find one that has an almost elasticsearch quality search feature where you can specifically pick a user and see everything they've said and run sentiment values on it, etc
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by swozey 3y ago
I guarantee you I don't know a single xdcc command anymore without looking them up and I used them for 15 years, whereas I could probably leave discord for 5-15 years and still try to right click someone and drag a file over to their n
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by swozey 3y ago
Yeah I was thinking that when I saw the speed, I remember wanting OC1 at my house but I couldn't even afford shotgun dsl or whatever it was back then, maybe it was shotgun t1s. HPB (high ping bitch in counterstrike 1.6) :(
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by swozey 3y ago
That's super identifying of a nickname I used when i was 8-16 that would have IRC logs all over the internet so I won't be passing that on, sorry. God knows what stupid shit I said back then. I still use the domains from back then
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by swozey 3y ago
You pretty much covered all of my points. Also, impersonating a user is against Discord TOS. It's only if the user is actively portraying themselves as that user to others and not just a nickname switch and being goofy, IIRC. Personall
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by swozey 3y ago
I didn't grow up in California but Virginia so it was pretty lonely. Everyone online was from CA in the 90s and my friends didn't start having family computers until probably the 2000s. And my parents really weren't very help
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by swozey 3y ago
What exactly is considered when putting a dc together that jumps you from knowing that instead of maybe a very large/massive cluster of whatever 1024 core servers your project needs a mainframe? I've been in cluster infra for like
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by swozey 3y ago
I was an op when I was under 18, stopped using IRC 15+ years ago, and used it in total for probably 15-20 years. I'm 39 and started at .. Idk, probably 8-9. I think I was an op from 12-16 maybe 17. A lot of ops were people who synced (
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by swozey 3y ago
I was an ircop on efnet for like half my childhood until they figured out I wasn't 18 and desynced my server. I just could never go back to IRC. I stopped using it probably 15 years ago or more after using it for 20ish years. Got my fi
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by swozey 3y ago
I just made my bsky account, and I know I shouldn't be surprised I guess but.. I can't believe it looks exactly like twitter. I don't know what it'd be like but I expected some newer different ui/ux.
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by swozey 3y ago
I've spoken about this previously, I write a huge number of TUI apps. I write every single app the have a nice TUI frontend for people who are less technical (like QA) that is purely the UI/UX IF you want to use it. What that does
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by swozey 3y ago
Good point. All they seem to do here is homeless sweeps.
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by swozey 3y ago
I've met like 80-90% of my partners on tinder and prior to that okc. All serious relationships contrary to the "it's just for hookups" meme that goes on.
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by swozey 3y ago
Are these in every apple store to demo or are they so low volume they're all for sale?
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by swozey 3y ago
Beware, Denver got rid of qualified immunity which everyone rants about ruining policing. Guess what happened, now our police do literally nothing.
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by swozey 3y ago
I have this installed but I've never actually done more than a quick test of it but this might be a good tool for you. It'll record all of your aws console actions and output them as terraform, couldformation, cdk, etc. That'
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by swozey 3y ago
> Also it really feels like all the air has been let out of the docker/kubernetes/cloud-native balloon that was so popular in the late 2010s. Kubernetes is just boring now. It's stable, the people who need to know it proba
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by swozey 3y ago
Hell, we do it once in terraform/pulumi/cdk and then it takes 10 minutes to tweak some variables and switch aws accounts and bam Our devs/SRE put up apps and clusters in minutes (aside from the terrible alb/ecs/eks&
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by swozey 3y ago
My previous partner is on the genz/mil cusp and she never owned a computer and wrote all of her reports/papers/etc for ALL of her years in school on her iphone. I have never had something make me feel like an absolute old boo
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by swozey 3y ago
I want to say we brought on 1s around 90 but in full honesty that's just my assumption and what I would probably pay one if I signed the check. I have had a lot of SWE 1 friends who wanted to move to SRE 1 and it's around 20k less
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by swozey 3y ago
I bought this when I was like 19 and going through some "i'm going to be a physicist" mental break and obsessing over michio kaku and wild theories and it made absolutely no sense to me at all. Do I need to try again now that
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by swozey 3y ago
Thanks! Yeah I really need to work on my low level security knowledge this stuff is fascinating when it isn't presented in the form of a crypto algorithim that is heirogylphics to me.
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by swozey 3y ago
I think the experience on the SWE end of things is a lot different than the SRE end. For instance, I wanted to hire 2 JR/SRE1s last year and my team are all self-taught so we wanted to focus on finding someone early in their career who
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by swozey 3y ago
I don't enjoy anything that isn't containers nowadays so I don't envy you at all. I hope it goes smoothly.
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by swozey 3y ago
I'm a high school dropout, no GED, no degree, etc dude at the SRE staff/principal/architect level. You can absolutely do it. I went many career paths before I focused on this route. Sysadmin, network eng, network admin, IT, h
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by swozey 3y ago
I'm 39 now and have a lot of coworkers/friends in their 20s who are absolutely fascinated by Linux and know nothing about it. But they seriously think it's the coolest thing. When I became a sysadmin in my 20s nobody thought
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by swozey 3y ago
How can malware prevent a panic? Its process is priority over pid1? I'm very ignorant to this stuff. Wouldn't the kernel know it's being manipulated, like a startup/JIT checksum or something?
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by swozey 3y ago
Yeah I am a huge OSX/macos fan that converted 10-12 years ago and every single job in my last 10+ years has given me a MBP so I know it almost better than linux or windows now (I've been an eng for both). Whatever goes on in the A

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